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    Assessing the optimal inflation rate for the Kenyan economy

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    Auma, Laura
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    This study seeks to estimate the optimal level of inflation for the Kenyan economy that is favorable for its economic growth by using time-series dataset for the period 1981 to 2014. The study adopts a model proposed by Ademola & Aiwo (2006) to examine the existence of threshold level effects in the inflation-growth relationship. The estimated model suggests a 4 percent optimal level of inflation above which inflation retards economic growth.
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